.1 Republican
en Hear Missany
am es .
THE TARIFFr
Is It Most Impor-
El
Attended tit
leoting ‘
_ 3. Price. of New York clty
: :ne National Repubu.
assoclatlon stat:
grossing the member: 01
; :he ltoysl June. um
< :noon. likened the
stratlon to the little
:costcd by I. mug;
of four :0an Vir-
[J m
:...' z: 1218 road to the west“
.:;~ :0 where it le.‘ m
; . .5 head. Turning to not
; .. :d where that went.
» V ..gster shook his head.
7 .. ... asLiud which of the
..- .- 1e ltlchxnond. The
:.:wex :d in the neg...
_. has questioner sijd,
..:.". \ou know. any-
.colgc-d up at him so-
-' cred:
:ut I‘m not lost."
{>5 r‘nce declared that
..jministruuon while
:11: moment it does
‘ szep ll will take to-
::.t;.'. 01 the Luanda;
other important
,7 ;._\ no means lost. She
.: l5 standing on firm
:22 two major parties.
. , :hat the ucpubllcatu
.~ buxlt on the belle:
class distinction
--. ....(Tnllc party pro-
:. 1, .v!‘_\’ that there are 01)-
_ .— :‘t-saa and what boas.
s . urea the other.
Miss Price de-
:. -_ outstanding ll-
CLLILI‘BQCC between
anon party." she and.
that the tarll'l
:mneut the manu-
tclp tho laborer.
' (and that the tar-
;1-lutlint can not
4 Lor tho work-
Lulu:
..‘J
130-
_ . ,tlared that the high-
>-:.c}: she held John
~ ...rod “hull dur-
,: campaign he
, ._, :n' that only $1 out
Luv-ad in writ: tram
. .. L'. S. Treasury.
~ , ,- ._ he asserted. went
‘ c: pi‘l‘-'ll|fiE€d inter-
sajd. was
'~ the hostil-
10 the tariff
the tour dol-
. Davls dld not
0: privueged In-
American in-
-::¢ said. "to belong
‘7. null turn four out
.....tr: which come.
Lac}; mic its lndui-
r» mocratic con-
\qllad‘e Garden
that it was 3
.ca’. dli‘icrcnce
miss. She Ide-
. . :,.~. never heard a.
' ."L‘IC‘I‘ to the
\x bile on the
ZQX‘L!‘ read a
which the
,, 2. were not
.- b;l\'.l that the Demo-
aware of the
' one west. whereas
» trznled the alma-
ond ignored the
divisions.
c llepubllcans
r the Ku Kltu:
:2 Coolldge nor
NJ
E
Lulu
.2
. "taught to the
x..- was a pro-
i‘ut 3hr: Demo-
~ :~ ”Air-8’ been taught
monoxide, geo-
dxsilnctlon. let
rho convention.
;: “:arce" and as a
v, Intcl‘ESl was cen-
of whether it
lnto power if it
Let churches.
- Child Labor amend-
Said that the pan—
amendment
mg about the es-
.-.; z'al educational
. emcer. She
-.c was now I.
0 have a sch
'1: may be train '
would be con~
' similar to West
r
“F9 «or.
go?
.. . 7
grog.“
yup
'- of the tribute
. yesterday to
‘-nc senators. the late
and Brandegtx. She
Amerlcan shduld
»' homage to these two
”1 the gates whe'n
....llism might have
..ze League of No.-
in
.. Fifth Ward. M!!-
” .-. presided. Precodlnl
Ll: Mrs. “K F. Ambler
.- two pleasing solo“
‘ ' -‘n and Flow” and
"' She was no.
the piano by‘ Mr].
., Another interim;
“e afternoon's program
rion of two of McDoka
:.uons by Mrs. Alb"!
yesterday was
Mrs. Hun-3‘
I-Olemd and mm
Wd
Fl {‘9 Talk at; Royal
Problem-whose '
of
l.cpthlcan Woman's.
W. F. Ambler. nu. -
«the ‘0“ fh‘fi.‘ w’m
mt. ‘ CWV .m“.
the Wflsboo!
W Vera 13“»;
no In rye-lemma“.
will, Remnant. Tm
phnr cod Ti low-Jel-
for , dlvldends. ~ Donn-m mi
blustion tn the southwest.
‘ .300... ‘
tn‘the
accounts.
9
R
usury
am. in volumo. indie-flag
actor.
1 percent.
u . ,
Rock Ridge to cost $8.200.
street. cost~$450.
wmlamrinuaer. garage.
avenue. cost. 8609.-
Henry Wood.
Earl ..s , Miller. ‘ bungalow
street. coat. $5.000. v
uon to house. cost $8,000.
A. »‘W
132:6 fiancee-St 3150.
street. cost. $200. "
Mrs. Bcckiils
1-np‘nl Iran"
the Nomalk
James Inn tamed-ow
12145 o'cl
aloners."
Hull, telephone 73.
Samuel Shaman
place Sunli'lv.
in Benton, av 1.0011: tl-o
{lurid
groom.
Pauline 8‘55; £1.13.
six yard
for a wedding trill ‘10
South “No-wont.
M
trims Wm
ponoo‘am be had rte-fwd
lit/1:25
dot-milling, ._
“r 33* Y’s-hone?“
mwfhum £31;(M, ‘ “ ; ' . "
“a “"“L‘ ‘1” ‘MW M- !ercnco 8'10:an would}.
son. Genera Elects-scam W
City ‘ 801: .h to showed _ Moon-Mt
armour-15 o: tool-tou- Deni.
influenced by regions-Mn would
be mvolvodAn u,new.ra.‘ll:oa.d.oom-
Warmth“ pace
tlon Why communion. bong
advices Ilrglngj. nghtoningmt long
of 11» 8
throughout
the not. but mug vacuumed-
M'tbe
selling was not 0! an urgent cbcné
The decline urn-halted torn-
porarlly by the mam_ refivcliot'a
demund tor U. ’8. Stool. common;
of advancingprlcecr Standard rall-
loot ground «hate the publication,
of an unusually .mvonblo cur loud-
in:- relaort. « Can'money renewed at
mum »
. $8.090:me
The , tollbwlng bundlnr tortilla
Were issued this morning by Bulld-
lng Inspector George 3 ,Hubbell:
Clmj K. Magnet. 6 room house in
,Charlesstahle'gcragc in Flfth
Thomas ~Schilltsky. a 'two funny
house tn Divis street. cos! 88.000.
alteration
house in Elmwood cvcnuo. cost 3150.
W. R. Green. Malnuvenue. oddlc
.Day. cddltlon, to; We
Goal-go Almost. gauge. Deer-held
to Speak
. At the gonad Table
Ingmndflot the sorta or round
table luncheon: « and 3dtsrusslons . of
‘Nmnml‘s
associationwlll be held in the Royal
:uu-raoon at
Mrs. Alfred J.
Bacillus Who is candida-to for Cont.
mlssloner oi Furtiold County wxll
speakLBho wlllspookontbe-nb.
ject of ”Duties of County Commis-
, The women who did not attend
last week‘s luncheon and who Mull
to be present tomorrow may make
reservations with )lrs. Frodor
The wedding of Samuel Shaman
of Woodward awe. "an. Konrad» ”no
Miss Jean43rvftman. of Borne 10-21:
The ceremony walls
o‘l-‘nt tho homc’ at "to or e
perform evening.
Shaman. mother” 1: 'av- W:-
wus'the bent mu and ‘Mlu-
cast-.1 of the Hide
- eun‘t‘d. Mr.'Ehur-un is n 02
“a. hrid fl: Now-111:. . I‘m-lug
operated a gfooery atom with his
brother in Woodward :u-r‘nue: tor the
The cowl-Phat: loft
~Wnshinc‘on
and Atlantic City.‘=Upon their return
they will 'esldo In 63!:an 51er ,
wunm Kelleher ‘ or 15’ mm
street re‘gortoduto' fl: down my:
. lg? 7
pocket book containing a. sun“ ‘7"
money. “It“nia‘1 new by t.flcphor~.
lck C.
“moan again . '
V we: snd*~’~8ooh. ‘ Mroawohmam. I
. 8.1212191..- W ‘ .
WWW; ’31” 13‘! 'fl'fl-D rim scan-d the: moths-admini—
, . . r ‘ V . ~ I — .. I
to Zr'polntl Ntlhvnonpusm' a! . ‘ '*
£89. ,with dot: 1:130!!th ‘1’”? , ‘E'J con-An; 'WVM.~wm hay. “Gm.
aun- 7 _
' The nraol dun-hound gs.
not expected to bo'u hz'KO_ this
woman ha been .docldod' to'dt
next Cook. for next» week wlll con-
cludo the-.pedodzlor introductllon of
new business. Janna-y 80 hlvlng
been medal thoitlxno limit.
World Own-t Issue.
A commutes tron: the Connect:-
cut brunch ottho League at No-
tlons' Non-Parting) Won tn-
teere'wed Governor Trumbull yes—
terday ln record to the mum: of
the General . bly's new:
lzlng by resolunon the son-u com-
mittee on Foreign Relation-to re-
port tuvorably at thh‘oenlon the
project for Am‘erlca Adherence to
the World gout-t. A paper oufllnlnx
the possible benefits 6! them and
reasons. tor its choptlon, was pre—
sented to the governor. new he
would submit the 'paper,'wlth the
proposal for aresolullon to the leg-
lslatnre without jecommendsxlons.
County heinous.
um“ 11: an odd numbered year. is
the date tilted by the General stut-
utes routine county mcotlngs. Tho
statutes provide that on this one
the Senator and Rem-mire-
from each counw mime: lu'u
amtod room tn the Cannot. sad
otter being called to ordor‘by tho
senior room-mauve shall elect a
chairman and a clerk and E” undi-
tors. who must be of ulna-en: poll-
tlc‘ul pox-flea.” and «the nominee of
the party mucus toriuudltor. ,
It is provlded that it'll“ party
caucus'rnskvrs no nomlnnuonby the
third esdny of retract-y. .the
Adams count}; group is to elect In nudltor
without the caucus endorsement
‘Vnnrt‘rord. New? Haven. pr Lon-
don andl-‘clrneld counties will hove
to elect county member. of thomge
Board ‘ot Agrlcullhrelmc‘rourfthe
statutes providing that half of the
counties elect a member of tile
Baud ivory two years. théhfleld.
woman-m. manual: and _,.'rollcn‘d
c’ountlcsj eloctedthclr rumba-s- of
the Board of Agriculture two years
ago. Such members how 9. four
your term.
Priest oneréneward .
, ForPoor'BoxThief
NORWICH. Conn. Jan. “em—A
reward wu‘oflcred by the Rev. Fa-
ther William A. Keefe. pastor of St.
luffs'ldeniorlal Roman Gotham:
ohurch.~at his services Sunday. for
conviction of whoever mole the poor
box at the church with ‘contcnlu
late Sauturdns. The box was of
steel and cost about no. It I!
thought the contents were note:
any amount so the" box was Ire.
quently emptled.
The poor boxes at‘ St. Man“: in
Jéwett City and at St. John's in
much! yesterday were reported
an having been *st'b‘len. "
«A year and a. hufsgo poor boxes
were stolentron: mom'churches
and; wetland hls can were convic-
ted ot-tho thens'nnd punished.
Attend COnfei’ence
* Of Slgn Craft Men
3. B G. Rydhr and son. Theodore
Ryder. 6! 'East Not-walk attended
the 'thlid semi-annual New England
conlereilco o‘r Auqcnao‘d Sign drum
[0
_ Fall-
C.
Gar-dc. New ‘ Haven. "They wore
present. as delegates tron: tho Nor-
wdllg branch of "the associated.
About 100 ‘we're present. Several
ofllcers’o: the organization spoke.
The next conference will be held in
Hartford ‘15 out;
, - courtrooms“.
rmsooquo'toe-Mn Trams
today was relievedot‘ his dudoo'as
chairman at the Revolutionary Wu-
chncilby tb'o' Central. Motive
committee oz‘the Communist putty.
ale-.moch powertnl politic-l 13611713
3138318; . ”
2!
lug 2785. ‘
H.851”... ;. T .
Among the when 3PM
were: N31. and from Mr!-
Mrs. John;.‘llerrlnnp-, flu. Am
dor.W.:Jlrs-vnmmlor.'m
. ,Ubuuary.
» W ‘o’arnées tor ‘ Emacs}.
can. dial wzr‘votorsn."woro ‘ ‘1
Sift) o'clock this ammonia-mud
lime my - ‘Rov. 3:1)an Ba.
and ‘ lwas lntho'Eut Na“
bi.
V , '
. . , .5“: 'u. .i M. nib!“ _
. ' amine any: am no
. _ wsaehwm.‘ hum.
.. “my ‘ avian. It 8:10 o'clock.
3 mm and'st'tp'doc;
muddle“ hir‘fiqp' during.
Today. the third Tuesday of Jun"
which'was held rectum in Hotel
field.
mm
‘ T
[Continued 2:, ,cho One.)
give each polo an alias] brilliance to
s flogle 1.000 candle power null.
1'5. coat tor these change. would
jum‘fi hon: 310.80 a lamp to between
'81! “out; in the first we. and
to. about 3:8 in the second. As
there Ere shout 190 lumps ln the
sectlon tn u‘hlch tho change ls pro-
posed .the cost would approximate
an increase in operatlon costs per
yeur of but “.710 under the am
plan. and 83.420 under the second
with an lncrcm of 300 per cent in
candlepo'wer. Thls' does not m-
cludo the cos! c! the mmtlntion of
the new fixtures.
Among the merchants who elgnod
the petition are the following bugl-
ne'ss .nien and tnsmess organiza-
dons:
Ben Kceler. Samuel Crown. Chas.
.Fr-Mllls. L- A. Qannmlly. L. B. Trlpp
Johng'r. Dwyer. Lyman G. Bracken
C. O.‘ Fitch. Milton Elwood. Wool.
worth store. J. I. Maul“.- Thomas 8
Powell. Edllh P. Cnneo. K. A. Rol-
hemus. Frank Jacoby. L. Benedict.
F. Juliane. J. 33. Lowrance. Emory
Stems. 9. Green. William Skldd.
James Donnell}: G. Canoe. A. Mor-
gan. D. M. Waldncr. Jesse School-
house.
'53.}. Lewis. A. Israel. 8. G. God-
fre‘y. G. A. Cousins. F. H. Qulnmrd.
E. Couslns. 1-; C. Mot-rim. F. To-
bey. F Creamer. I: J Char-dot. «fia-
ron Kobn. Henry 0. Bulky. Alvis in.
Wilson. A. R. Wllllams, Hun-ls 1nd
Gm May L. vs-‘heeler. Robert Jo-
selofl. Isaac Roscnueld. cseph P.0-
ecnflcld. IL Nowell. A. 1 White. J.
W. O'Brien, C. J. Chrlsteuen. Hen-
ry Jacoby. A. M. Chmtler. Dr.
Samuel Rooter. E. P. O‘Moan. A. H.
Samara. Charles E. Hoyt. Max Ber-
ger. A. H. Cohen. Jame: Ghlotto.
Ernest E. Hopkins.
Implicate Sen.
(Continued trorn Page one.)
did not go through. and the money
in: returned. Llonel “film-n, ax:-
other agent corroborated Burbut‘s'
testimony.
Arthur Van tassel. also a dry
agent. also corroborated the lead-
mony. declarlng he had LSeen Hurl-
but :and Wilson in oonierence with a
mellevcd by'hlxn'to have boon
Seam Edwards. who to president 01
the First National bank 0! Jersey
Lilly. ' .
linrlbut testified that he and SKU-
oon. representing themselves to be
Newton: City bootleggers on a
large scale. called on Grimn. a. Jersey
.Clty Insurance broker. on October
39.1921. Arte:- )Kroelns to sell
them Scotch whlskey st 888 a case in
100 lots, Hurlbdt testified. Grim:
told themvto’uu upon Senntor Ed-
wards at. his book.
Ho and called on the Sea-
torinmsomoes-nthe bank on
"member 14. the “witness’uald. and
had: half hour conference with
JERSEY CITY. N. 3.. Jon..2o.—
John Milton. mm; attorney a.
the trial or 1: Weobcwken polleemen
lndlaod for pmhlbltiou vlohfionl.
undated” mt after the 2313.1 he
would give very canons confide“.-
flfin to tho quostlan or pus-eating
to a. gray! Jury them impli-
cctlng Senator Edwards. attend in
court toduy-
wmc'ron. Jug sci—m
Ednrdsotglow Jenny. today do-
orman-“Ilaobom 1313‘
shooting‘ot Policeman War.
BloclulltormchltoflLuhoh'
modules known. as. been caught
bythopolkodthowholom for
momthcnsmonthnndhownbs—
uevod lobe in hldlng with his pu.‘
Tom Both Rlccltolll and To-
mmi-l ureaon parole tron: Walters.
TmuhMWadmlt»
ted.bolngl.puot“lemkc”RJCo
cltdll. and concerned with him In
‘ Says Levy
HEII'IS'IONIQIIT
vembcr 1;.
(Contlnucd tron Pm Ono.)
ness also tostlflcdvthct be dld‘ not
know who pald his fine. .
88. I. We
Snyder doclcrod that-1M: gave bin:
truck. He sold utter buying the
truck that levy employed mm to
cart beer and that he gun hln: 883
a load. Bo told tho court that!»
was paid nationally by Levy. Som-
times Levy guvc hlzn tho am in
the gangs and sometime. he went
to Comm 1m: to collect. .
He tanned when Levy talked to
him about‘clrtlng boot be was-told
there was nothing to wot-unborn
landmine-summ-
he would take core of but.
I,
Snyder told that be M odo-
phono Instructions trom‘bevy or
Dari Sllvennan ct Wootpcrt whore
to de ver the, beer.
He omit-ed the W wot-Es
in theme. wmhnsmm
operatodby o. unnamed We.
he told how the otu-f wu‘bowo‘d.
placed in barrels cad loaded on the
trucks.
The witness doctor-ad that utter
several o! the drivers but! been or-
roaod new warned 3113:: not to law
with a loud until ho told hlm to. .
7, . . 0n “way-am” . .
Hen-3d Wit-MM. ‘uuwb"..§lcb—
on; la. been} «truer. .wu chewed ll
oamioau M hum no and: can;
than With new; «an M nun to we
we UH“ “dumbed. so u “to be on
me we ewe."
la UuOoluUUr. be sad he told Levy
.hot no wound noun-tn. my ‘ more
oeu- Hutu spurts. wvy. no redu-
uuu. «then told’ emu-mm to once;
up and ..oe how much was duo to.
am over.
Owns bevy $1,090. .
S.nce he mu: DELI! m the Bridge-
ytut 46—41. ougucr confined he nor—
l‘uwcu oiuu [rum Levy and that In
we pruacnt tune no owed 145V: 81..
UV“.
llanry Fletcher. lntcrnnl Revenue
etuuxur Q1 lutl‘tiulu. “W also I.
u‘ullt'als at this murmngu Rte-4mg.
g L“: toouuw mat no rerun; “1;“ Il-
Ended zur unimpuruug uquor 1:: ml»
built.
Selgeact Kelly 0! the Greenwlch
pullw was “NWVG to the bud
Sunny. ue hold 0: ulna; I. botuc
i Jun .1 trams on placebo: in. and :11»-
.na :1 m‘bflvd by pr. Armor ben-
n»... ur. 1”“ch told nun. limo
«no. that there was no doubt about
.. but mm. Jan ”bathe contained rem
ne'er. O .
Sew flown Driver.
Fred. human 01 hew lax-en. ulso
w" lust august woman. beer .
new mum to a" 19:; high.
uuthe Wupaad unload. Boo-lo
mat no on: not. wow who owned uh.
ocor. . he could not tell ather‘trom‘
and; street he took the beer tn‘l‘iew
lwven nor to war. address be 7m
Luann the load tn New 1013:.”
Sudan was m inpeoem-
bur on: beach warrant. Ballot
tawny under bonds at 82.590. _ _
defler. woo Wu the not Witness
betore noon adjournment. and that
no saw his testimony “mun. lie
slauuldtnutwhenhowuurouod
to December on I. men m be
engaged Attorney Connery as but
counsel. ’ '
rollowlng Snyder's 1mm court
recessed untu thll mm. ‘ ‘ “_
To who: must axial. mama
protester“: relations nth his colours
"9I1Vilcgad” may be answer-11149:
pute ot lnxo‘lc'ot to no mm 'afflfil
tbls week Won Jinks Wllaluu :1
Maltbl ln manna Ms: comm
the com or the male: IMMW
or the Conrpo lira. Wootm 1‘3: .13
rammed ‘holorc 1’ 3237' fills
morning. - ’
Youths who have optimal . to
mm to. New You‘u'xrrnai‘
m4: of not Lion: the me
siren“ gang. and I‘m, ..
mood by Levy mV'mm-9}f{-hvr‘7
an: 838’mli'. ’ron. ‘t-m
that m upon-296112 earn: :czf
lowing ‘th-lr'srrm ma saloon.
their dormer 5 .f. ' '; ’
’1‘ “a 6061‘!” nm‘ 83.2.99 'M‘
W' ht: the ~m {WV “’9“
‘ pounce) not-hm aha: maul-25:28
our: mom! Iondoltco {beam
from M4 .in aim-1.03:8
m val-lua- stung-toward: "fin
ln’oom - , " .
' . m arrangemenh‘mo,
Duringthooourooothhm homo
a. tract; urucl. Lou: tn M‘Wfib)
“on!”
truth: first 'm‘ he had seen in
hon-In Am I m the store I had
to with. N1 ol-tho way bonu-
Wben I .got’lhoro [was all .
morning's" tound'tbe snow cover e
vlfidm cg! tho-house. '1 We:
arm as only was I got there
who Wanton touts collar of
we‘d“ indium blm pull me
dons- I‘memberm‘ . that day
I use] rookie! butter—tub nova-s
t9:- anow-sboes which helped going
newer-able. ‘ ' ’
"m l: c Vp'netxy good snow
m” “Quaint, Mr. lunar. “but
at; an hr'tromxbolngu bum
..g‘ m: or was." ‘ ..
Eb. atom showed no mam“
11356159me and vehicular trai-
‘BW In than my. Although mo-
tor-anew plough: won busy at work
(W ' ,ln aroma-mu. the If“: rand
dildo-tangy: tor good running. .34
on: crept m1; flow wood.
1.31138 center ,0! “I! elm .903!!!“
non- were. em worse. _ Tho now
which has plied. up Vin-1 the gutter
andfrozen. mode it almost an un-
possuflllty to put a. our and Vgct'out
sum. Scum times trucks were
held no). blochngtxflc tors I"
Inmates. Wherever . there m n
hlltrth‘ero was s lulled commune.
mum: to‘ the so» am noel-dad
otnlculcu.‘ no my Fuck:
1? th- my; 3111! the reports show-
odadeu‘th ottho‘usuumlnor auto
accla‘ can. mud. on one would
“filtrates can‘t go fast enough
to fun late one another." was-11m
mao' ‘ n glveu. This was apparent.
W'ltb “hoists creeping round corner-
ut five miles an hour there was lit-
tle chance‘ot‘xnlsbnps.
Another-change brought by the.
storm m the letup on the anal
puking 3m in the downtown occ-
tlod. Many penan- lel’t thelr autos
in the garage. wlth the result that
out!" space mossy to obtuln.
When one-got it. though. there the
dlflcnltlss. commenced.
Street Commlsuloner Edward 1’.
my. has “had bls full tort: at work:
slnce early morning digging out
crosswalk tn the buolnou motor
In .splte o: the continuum, of an.
an. they hove bcn’ablc to 21 'e m_.u- I
of tho era-milks and due-walk: of
the mw. 4 ‘ _ .
Commlouloner Duffy ova-«1 llx-s
morning that he could do nothing on
snow rectum! today. a; ma force of
thud-9111112 busy 1: the crop-
wulk word; In the mot-um; tho snow
m will commence. { and the
m wlll alg out the gutters... Tun
“no ton trucks will be used. “turban:
the snow to the dump in past .\or-
S 7 I - I my 90 The
, HA , . . Jun. . .—
berg: snow storm or the winter.
whlch oet’ln at 2:30 this morning
and accumulated“) a deplhrgf but):
K . . . ., . . _ ‘ ‘ ,
inches up to mid for-nan! heathen!“
1-1 to clen- the
we "‘3‘“ a" a 3 hard
tracks; natal-u found [0108
I-blocked.m%l~‘ '5 c°“'
32mm”: spot-them “11'th .tbc
asyQund boa-My; “3‘3”“ “3 9'"
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. I " 1 Jan: zit-49:: {b0 1‘99“
me'lr ald'fl'e-"he M
;¢!m_wlnter mus tar. n
mwfm Ital-in 7519391“ the
unilatrn' part olexew ml! 0-!!!
.fiéu’u in the ..vldnilyol Baotou
aim ‘ and' mar-half. W, , n» to
m wanna-nu. mo stony unnum-
113:: men _ men: the,
mim- how. magma nth?!"
WWwerq-gs my
W~ W to '5'?! tbflr enlar-
‘M‘ 5W. 30“.”. mart 9’ m. 5'”
their services , ‘ ed- --
film-n new: lntbe new
" ' ' " sigma: haul-cum low
mam ......» ..
”'3".- bet W
. ”I
asset's-ha radio-mule m fl -
our-WW poloo'ln 1’17. Izmir
trauma! n missionary
is here an Nor-walk
, out several
South Atriu-
to glve an “lusts-axed
I’Otk In that
Salvation Anny Audl
tartan: 25 West W-Ahlnglon street.
tomorrow night.“ 8 o'clock. '
There will no charge for admis-
sion and all who are lntmoled in
forum nil-nous are united to at-
léTfllSflAGUE
.mmsron
' momma
Child Labor Amend-
ment to Be Discussed
At Greenwich Gath—
ering Thumday
When Mus Joanle V. )Linor
W bolero the r'alrflczd County"
League of ”Women Velcro at Greet»!
wlch. Thurston Connechcut will
have the opportunity «1 hearing our]
of New Yoik‘s best known Well-re;
workers. 111:! lunar ls a sister 01 ;
Maude Billion ulna prominent In so- I
mlweltmwd‘rlt. She huboeusn;
ardent worker for‘ the lutiilcauoni
of the Child Luxu- Amendment. and
u coca-curs or the New York Chili?
Labor Committee has done some 01 ‘
the moot eflec‘tlvc spatula; heard on S
the subject. Not only does she ex»:
eel ln sdutnclhg the points :2: tailor:
of the Amendment. but during the!
“Questlon Period." which ls anrayei
1‘ part of the League's program. Ebt I
as mustcrlm to answering the argu»'
ments urged ln opposition.
The Greenwich League is making.
arrangement: 10:- a record attend-‘3
once. The "Open Door" on the]
lfoot Rom-opposite the I. M. c. A.»
building. will 3A6 " ave: . the entire}
establishment to the League 0: “‘0-
men \otcru {or the any. 1
The mom.“ sesslon will begln m
11:8“, [nu-coded by an Excouilw
Doom posting at 11. Luncheon
Will be sen-ed atone. Rt‘liorzatloml
may be sent to Mrs. Alanaou 151103.?
Jr“ (Utphone Gmn\\'lch 1679.)
Miss Minor “'LII speak a: 2:15. 102—?
lowed by Mrs. Percy Walden. Chair-
man proiom o! the Connecticut Com- 4
palates: on lutii'loatlon. and Raw]
Chairman of the Connecticut Child
Welfare Committt‘e. The Unit ale-1-
tod for questions will be generous.
Dengue members mo- wclcome 10‘
brlng trlcuds.
Not-walk women may make re-
serx-ation with Mrs. A. M. l-‘cchltuml-
er. telephone 824.
msCuss NEW
TEMPLE FOR
momentum
Mcmheré of the Old Masons-z con-
pany. Inc, met at the Masonic hall.
last m I ing. to (locus: plans whim ;
erection or at new temple. The upon 3
of the ,tmdsurer was also read. I
As yet. nothing definlm concern-I
lag the new building ‘5 been a».
clded hm ll is expected .‘nm in :he‘
near future the members vu‘l be niJlgI
to glvc out all the donuts concvrnln.
the structure.
Following the regular business cub;
cussiqn, an election of use board oi:
dlr‘ocmrs was held. the an? e dirt-c I
tors being reelected. At the. new ;
heating of the masonic company, é
which will occur at the call of the’
Meat. officers of the corporation
wlll be elected also. .
ACCIDENTS ml. 3
. ' ' ’ l
m COASTERS
. ~ I
13951. "015'. Jan. 29.-—-Throc count-i
cl: wm killed and many others?
were index-ed .u then-cult of noel-l
dents in “was mam-443.3
Mm langhroo. 3!. o! Water-town,
tt’ill‘lam Quinn. 5 our: old .0! the:
Emir-try distrlct. and Edward Wol-E
unexposed 3). o: Wot-cedar. In dim};
om Jan-lo: mind when their olmls 3
m 1W “’o‘linel: was:
the first Mug annoy o! thei
dink-r to Worcester. ' i
~ Pb‘lifl and national nuthorllles
from many town- reported mum:
sccldrm. to moist '
m Pm “AHGVMS
can: at»: ext: ‘mlcd we: the
I
l
m near-Flee 'W‘ . ‘ 2: m Honor
hula-7m announcer-ms mull“
an. The mam-v15: 'rrl’czud to
W
attained lad m1. to ram,
screen work under be:- M»
‘oourt hero. . .
' observance.
‘ lull o: Illb “my mum; and mu
the odd and male it part 01 the
‘ Ho
; though. as late acuons when our
nos ”roams. mitt. In:
Wan “remover Hun m"
ton om Willlun 8. «mm
mm m actor. m
until ouch time u to obtai-
divorce. byodeclsloalam ...
Judge um Lee m‘
that I. ”mutton “New. '
oil into between an Ham it
légal and tn contravention fl ’
code. The case was .1 ml: by “it
But for cancellation of the M 7
1n the oeparutlon W fl
which she hod'am'ood not b’ '
In: to screen work. .
on. In comb-tut unit.“
arms «that n wouldn‘work . "
able damage to him 'ahonld‘cho
the name of Hart on the v
The court held- the! n tron '
of $103,000 created ‘or bor - i.
mm fund of £100 «on for the fig
baby would be held ln‘lct.
The Harts ran nto de >
trouble in May. 1922. Ill: ‘ ‘2' '
tar thclr marriage and they V
n copay-alien agreement atta- w-
ed efforts of the actor. ch. ‘
to go to Reno and obtain I
The decision held that bar
name was Wit-lured Wenona-
and that she would be and“
make use of I! in her are
until such time as u diver-co m
change the status of her name. ‘“
men TALKS “7
ommm'
21:
v.
ini-
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lg; .
m
Qualities of M and
Who Inspired U; 8.2-” v
Thrift week. beginning with
birthday of Urnmmln Franklin
Saturday. is bung observed by
bunkers this week. Long '
as an apostle or lhrn’l. the W
has taken this method of om
Franklin‘s annh ternary. . '
For l‘ranknn and umn. c. out
~ltch. mzshiemoi’ the Clty N '
manhood; ‘m:
"It was l-‘mnklin‘s “who!“
thrift. coupled wun hit other W
llIJllldl's that h8\'e resulted In tin
Many men bum
Franklin. and many after him. his
been 3215-". as thrifty. but they on
not have 1115 alum; o: fracturing 0th.
on.
"His Poor lllrtmz'd'e Almanac I .
CUI)(‘(I‘E.LE mung and tho countit
was tang”) lnfluvmmd by this lW-.
my. Hunuwds 01 persons were 1M!
as lrld‘us‘lrirnm. 1.1:: Iln'y u are una '
to Jrll'uoe,:tn:lluslasnl and thrift -‘ .
or u notlon. He talked it.
I‘llzalhed 1t. and he pruntlscd l‘t. lib .
rue himsolz czlreiui 0'. every Danni. V
"..nrn: recently rooms to but?
Lnlzrn on its trul' moaning. We ut-
ed to think 01 a thrifty math. I.
‘clum' mun, almost a purstmonlofi
man, Today. houever. we use M ‘
to mean a man who is prudfllL'
was cal‘vlul o v a pm ‘
his early 1.11:. I G m.- '1‘!
He who never 1.18.788an E"
tional‘ trcaeul‘y needed money
Show. . Lattu‘ in his life. he WI.
to reap the fruits of thrift. and
travel to England and Frames
possible because 0! his early ll
hut-“... I do not think that he
as careful of has money at this
He didn‘t have to be. and he
ably to spend liberally.
"He was not the richest m
his 1.11m, hut he helped the
to undrrsxund the necessity ‘
thrill. He was the outstandlng
of 1111113 clay, and n1 this time.
I\'. e is re 'ar‘o‘ - '
thrm.‘ ' g c. a at the We
MSW.
ORDERS BAH.
SCAIEALBR l i:
NE‘V YORK. Jan. 2n. -r‘ — .
Altomey Danton today Mord'
inresngatlon n‘ In“ l-usebul o. .
last mu tr whlcl; f‘ozp Doha
Qullieldet Jimmy ("Cannon 0!
Ixcw York Giants were all!"
have ottemptt-d 'n bribe '31.!
Helm; Sands of (IA: Phlladc
National». to “throw a game."
H,
'0'
g ,
an Jag—2., Junk .
Dealer, Is Fined :
31mm Jam-e 01 For: Pout ”
.3 mm: dealer, who was a. .
some time 3.1.70 43;.th charge a!
tailor: of _.-...l; ;.-.~s, was 1’:
815 and costs when arraignfll '3
for: Judge George VOW ll! 1‘
down town city court room -
looming. lattes was charged
allure no hen}! a. book roost!
report ethic business.
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Norwalk Chronicler